The lyric "they only come out at night by edgar winter. when i was young my dad taught me the beauty of patience. we'd go and hang with his friend billy brislin all day in his stubenville basement. we'd watch wrestling matches on tv and billy couldn't move cause he was handicapped. and i learned to shoot the shit" is featured in 1 different songs in our database, showcasing its versatility in music.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
they only come out at night by edgar winter. when i was young my dad taught me the beauty of patience. we'd go and hang with his friend billy brislin all day in his stubenville basement. we'd watch wrestling matches on tv and billy couldn't move cause he was handicapped. and i learned to shoot the shit
Singer: sun kil moon
or brown. and then just after dinner he played me the album
they only come out at night by edgar winter. when i was young my dad taught me the beauty of patience. we'd go and hang with his friend billy brislin all day in his stubenville basement. we'd watch wrestling matches on tv and billy couldn't move cause he was handicapped. and i learned to shoot the shit
and how to care for those in need and to show respect. when i was a kid my dad brought home a guitar he got from sears. i took lessons from a neighbor lady but it wasn't going anywhere. he went and got me a good teacher and in no time at all i was getting better. i can play just fine. i still practice a lot but not as much as nels cline. when i was young my dad told me to pay gossip no mind. when people talk bad on you you gotta flick it off your shoulder like a fly. learn to pick your punches
or brown. and then just after dinner he played me the album
they only come out at night by edgar winter. when i was young my dad taught me the beauty of patience. we'd go and hang with his friend billy brislin all day in his stubenville basement. we'd watch wrestling matches on tv and billy couldn't move cause he was handicapped. and i learned to shoot the shit
and how to care for those in need and to show respect. when i was a kid my dad brought home a guitar he got from sears. i took lessons from a neighbor lady but it wasn't going anywhere. he went and got me a good teacher and in no time at all i was getting better. i can play just fine. i still practice a lot but not as much as nels cline. when i was young my dad told me to pay gossip no mind. when people talk bad on you you gotta flick it off your shoulder like a fly. learn to pick your punches